Law
Journey Along the Border
At the intersection of the U.S. and Mexico, a travelog of two countries embroiled in ever-escalating issues of migration and drug violence. (WP)
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For Their Own Good
Men sentenced to the Florida School for Boys in the 1950s and 1960s are coming forward with haunting stories of torture and abuse. (St. Petersburg Times)
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Perversion of Justice
Harsh mandatory Federal sentencing guidelines mandate that a first-time drug offender and young mother of three faces life in prison. (Media That Matters)
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The Bottom Line
Chilling package of audio slideshows paints a grim commentary, in images and numbers, of poverty and inequity in Texas.
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Trapped: Mental Illness in America's Prisons
A frightening look at how state prisons are turning into mental health facilities, without the resources to psychiatrically care for inmates. View
A New Dawn
Award-winning six-chapter audio black-and-white slideshow follows a young mother's three-year struggle with drugs.
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The Deadly Job of Drug War Correspondent
Journalists put their lives at risk covering the border-town violence in Juarez, Mexico, where they find themselves on cartel hit lists. (Time)
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Drumming for Dialogue
Through direct discussions -- and drumming -- personal disputes are amicably settled outside of court at a community conference center. (WP)
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Where Children Find Hope
Six-part video series provides a rare look inside a modern-day orphanage, where foster kids grow up together while waiting to be adopted.
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Deadly Denial
Investigative series about tens of thousands of nuclear arms workers who unsuccessfully applied for compensation for severe job-related illnesses. View
Johanna: Facing Forward
A look at what can happen in abusive relationships, and the medical, legal, and emotional aftermath of a teenager getting shot by her boyfriend. View
Salvia: A Virtual Drug Craze
Legislators are paying attention to YouTube videos of people tripping on the world's most potent hallucinogenic herb. View













